My huge 9 hours in undergrad art history 30+ years ago says no. They tend to classify periods by artistic theme (Rococo, Neoclassical, Romantic etc etc). Maybe you want Archaeology or Sociology to weigh in?
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Kingsley Amis wrote some good criticism on the idea that WW1 marked the decline of British confidence and that art changed because of this. He’s not the first person to have observed this but he’s a funny, perceptive critic of Modernism.
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A good example is Rudyard Kipling, who wrote all that confident cultural bombast, then lost his son to the values he championed (arguably). Ex of real time loss of confidence.https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/when-rudyard-kiplings-son-went-missing …
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art pompier
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Yes, it’s called “[insert American university name] MFA Showcase”
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Trompe l'oeil
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decadent
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